Articles Tagged: Monika Czinano

Women’s basketball: The conveyor belt continues. With the post-Ohio State celebration brief, No. 10 readies for a home date with Nebraska.

Monika Czinano joined Caitlin Clark (and three others) in the Iowa women’s basketball 2,000-point club, McKenna Warnock and Hannah Stuelke make major contributions and No. 12 Iowa whipped Purdue, 83-68. A crowd of nearly 12,000 included signee Ava Jones.

Women’s basketball: Iowa routs Dartmouth 92-54, and Caitlin Clark reaches the 2,000-point mark in 75 games, matching Elena Delle Donne’s NCAA record.

Women’s basketball: Kate Martin is available for Iowa’s game Sunday vs. UNI; Caitlin Clark and Monika Czinano are closing in on 2,000 career points.

Women’s basketball: An injury to Kate Martin’s shin casts a large shadow over No. 16 Iowa’s 87-64 rout of Minnesota.

Women’s basketball: No. 16 Iowa hosts Minnesota -- and its four freshman starters -- at 8 p.m. Saturday.

Women’s basketball: With all of the familiar faces on both sides, much attention in this year’s Cy-Hawk battle in focused on ISU’s Stephanie Soares.

Iowa women’s basketball pursues its 26th straight win vs. Wisconsin on Sunday, and Coach Lisa Bluder wants more opportunities for Monika Czinano and more production from Gabbie Marshall.

Iowa women’s basketball: No. 9 Hawkeyes face Oregon State in the first round of the Phil Knight Legacy tournament Friday, and one of Lisa Bluder’s objectives is to ‘get Hannah Stuelke more minutes’

With prolific post Ayoka Lee sidelined for the year, Kansas State will present No. 4 Iowa women’s basketball a different challenge with its press.

Drake pushed No. 4 Iowa to overtime, but the Hawkeyes made the necessary plays in the extra five minutes and escaped a women’s basketball thriller, 92-86, before a sellout crowd of 6,424 Sunday afternoon at the Knapp Center.

Iowa women’s basketball: No. 4 Hawkeyes renew acquaintances with former teammate Megan Meyer when they travel to Drake on Sunday.

No. 4 Iowa women’s basketball set a program record with 115 points in a rout of Evansville.

Caitlin Clark bounced back from a turned ankle and a bloody lip, and the No. 4-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team won its 23rd consecutive season-opener.

“Pressure is a privilege,” and the No. 4-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes harbor sky-high expectations for the 2022-23 women’s basketball season.